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YES Very NICE!!
Kaya lang mag Gunban na next year January 10,2010,Paano na?lipana nanaman mga betlog na holdaper at mga carjacker.

RESOLUTION No. 8646 Gun Ban January 10,2009-June 09,2010

RESOLUTION No. 8646

CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES AND PERIODS OF PROHIBITED ACTS
IN CONNECTION WITH THE MAY 10, 2010 NATIONAL AND LOCAL ELECTIONS.
Promulgation: 14 July 2009

DATE/PERIOD: January 10, 2010 (SUN) to June 09, 2010 (WED)
ACTIVITIES: ELECTION PERIOD






PROHIBITED ACTS: Bearing, carrying or transporting firearms or other deadly weapons in public places. Building, street, park, private vehicle or public conveyance, even if licensed to possess or carry the same, unless authorized in writing by the Commission. (Sec. 261 (p) (q) (r) and (s), OEC as amended by Sec. 32, R.A. 7166)

Suspension of elective local officials (Sec. 261 (x), OEC)

Transfer of officers and employees in the civil service (Sec. 261 (h), OEC)

Organization or maintenance of reaction forces, strike forces or other similar forces (Sec. 261 (u), OEC)

Use of security personnel or bodyguards by candidates, whether or not such bodyguards are regular members of the AFP or other law enforcement agency. (Sec. 261 (t) OEC as amended by Sec. 33, RA 7166)

Executive Order No. 817

MALACAÑANG

Manila

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES

EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 817

PROVIDING FOR THE GOVERNMENT’S INTENSIFIED CAMPAIGN AGAINST

LOOSE FIREARMS

WHEREAS, the pursuit of peace and order has always been a past

government concern;

WHEREAS, the proliferation of loose firearms has remained as crucial

obstacle in the fight against criminality;

WHEREAS, as of May 2009, the Loose Firearms Estimate of the

Philippine National Police (PNP) show that there are an estimated One Million

One Hundred Ten Thousand Two Hundred Seventy Seven (1,110,277) loose

firearms nationwide: 559,326 firearms have expired/unrenewed licenses, 15,676

firearms are with threat groups, 5,762 firearms are with the criminal elements and

529,550 unregistered firearms are with the general population;

WHEREAS, statistics also show that from2004-2008, ninety seven

percent (97%) of all the crime incidents involving firearms were committed using

loose/unregistered firearms;

WHEREAS, pursuant to the duty of the state to protect its citizens and

maintain peace and order, there is a need to implement a National Firearms

Control Program that would reduce the number of loose firearms by an average

of three percent (3%) a month through the through aggressive continuing law

enforcement actions, to include a general amnesty for loose firearms;

WHEREAS, all loose firearms holders, be they with expired licenses

and/or unregistered firearms, shall be encouraged and be given an opportunity to

obtain the required firearms licenses through the Final General Firearms

Amnesty;

WHEREAS, this would reduce the chance of loose firearms being used in

election related crimes which may derail the realization of a peaceful, orderly and

credible electoral exercise in 2010;

WHEREAS, there is a need to synchronize the efforts of the PNP, the

Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), the Bureau of Customs (BOC), the

National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) and all other Law Enforcement Agencies

to ensure success of this intensified campaign against loose firearms.

NOW, THEREFORE, I, GLORIA MACAPAGAL-ARROYO, President of the

Republic of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested in me by law, do

hereby order this intensified campaign against loose firearms:

SECTION 1. The AFP, NBI, BOC, the Philippine Ports Authority, the Philippine

Drug Enforcement Agency as well as all other Law Enforcement Agencies are

hereby mandated to conduct continuing and intensified law enforcement actions,

independently or jointly with the PNP, to confiscate and seize all loose firearms;

SECTION 2. A Final General Firearms Amnesty will be implemented for a period

of one month, from October 1 to 30, 2009. All individual and juridical entities may

renew their expired licenses and/or register their unregistered firearms with the

PNP.

SECTION 3. The PNP Chief shall issue such Implementing Rules and

Regulations (IRR) to effectively carry out the intents of the Final General

Firearms Amnesty, subject to the approval/concurrence of the Secretary of the

Interior and Local Government.

SECTION 4. The National Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee

(NALECC), in coordination with other concerned government agencies, shall

review existing firearms laws and regulations and propose necessary

amendments to institute an effective National Firearms Control Program.

SECTION 5. All orders, issuances, rules and regulations or parts thereof

inconsistent with this Executive Order are hereby repealed or modified

accordingly.

SECTION 6. This order shall take effect immediately.

DONE in the City of Manila, this 7th day of July in the year of Our Lord, Two

Thousand and Nine.

By the President:

EDUARDO R. ERMITA

Executive Secretary

2009 Defense & Sporting Arms Gun Show

SM MEGAMALL
EDSA cor. Doña Julia Vargas Avenue, Ortigas Center, Mandaluyong City PH


Defense & Sporting Arms Show 1
July 16, 2009 - July 20, 2009
Halls 1, 2


Defense & Sporting Arms Show 2
November 12, 2009 - November 16, 2009
Halls 1, 2

Kreh Guns & Ammo Trdg Biñan,Laguna Branch

Walther PPK .380 Handguns

The most famous gun of the Walther PP series is the Walther PPK. PPK is a German acronym meaning Polizeipistole Kriminellmodell (Police Pistol Detective Model). Sometimes, the acronym Polizeipistole Kurz (Police Pistol Short) is given, but this interpretation is incorrect. The Walther PPK is a smaller version of the PP (Polizeipistole) and has a shorter grip and barrel as well as a lower magazine capacity.


Walther PP pistols were among the most important developments of the inter-war period. Produced between 1929 and 1945 in significant numbers, these pistols, along with the smaller PPK, were widely used as police and military guns in Hitler’s Germany. After the war, production of the PP and PPK pistols was resumed in France by Manurhin under German license. Later on, production was returned to the re-established Walther factory in the city of Ulm ab Donau (pre-war Walther factory was located in the city of Zella-Mehlis), and these pistols have seen widespread use by civilians and police, as well as for personal defense by many non-infantry officers in several European armies. Very close copies of the Walther PP were manufactured after the war by East Germany, Hungary, Romania, Turkey and USA. Walther PP, PPK, and PPK/S pistols are now manufactured in the USA by the Smith & Wesson Company under license from Walther.

The Walther PP is blowback-operated pistol with a fixed barrel, usually of all-steel construction. A few aluminum-framed PP pistols were built in Germany before the war, and stainless steel versions are manufactured in the USA under Walther’s license since the mid-1980s. The trigger is double-action, with an exposed hammer and a frame-mounted manual safety/decocker. The lockwork is somewhat complicated; it has many small parts and pins. Sights are fixed, with the rear sight blade dovetailed into the slide. Magazines are single-stack. The magazine release button is located at the left side of the frame, just below the slide and in front of the grip panel. Walther PPK pistols are fitted with a loaded chamber indicator, made in the form of a small pin that protrudes from the rear of the slide (above the hammer) when a cartridge is in the chamber. The Walther PPK pistol is made in 7.65mm (.32ACP) caliber and 9mm Kurz (9x17, .380ACP).

PNP Firearms & Explosive Division Fees & Procedures

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